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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Nr. Core rams Condition.

WAsHIsGTo%. -. c., June s. ihe con u
ton Of Nr. ". ". Corcnran has chan !ed
very hlt'c during the dJy, 1gd whl' luic
change has occurred. however, has boon
Tor tie better. lie rests quietly ADD 'Ikc,
uomishmcDt freely. There has bc2I 10
extension Ofthe paralysis - set.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Fntni fire-Banp.

(By Anglo-Amcrican cable to the Dlspatch.l
DrLiIN, June S-An explosion OF fire
damp has occurred in 4 cOliril at q .I,en.
kircion. IN We,tptriia. 1nr bodI", 81
forty.one persons Killed by o." expulsion
have been recovered, aud twelve more are
believed 10 be dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
ryic,ious Clare Island.

(By Anglo-American cable to the Dispetch.l
DUBLIN, June S.--The gunboat Ban'crer
took tie sheriff Of County Clare and body
Il police to Clare island, where they
cviclcd twelve tenants. The scenes wit
messed while the writs OF eviction were
being executed were depl0rable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
The New Hampshire senatorship.
fBy telegraph 70 the DispatchI

CoSconD, n. H., June S.-Ex.S Senator Il
II. Rollins has Withdrawn from the senate
rial csnvsss and viii not be a candidate II
the caucus. II is claimed that majority
OF his supporters Will go to Chandler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Fined for Landing n Pauper.
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

posToN, June S.-Collector saltonstall TO.
asy in,posed a fine OF 81 900 upon the Gu
nsyd steamship Company for permitting
an insane pauper woman 10 land from one
80 their vessels after being notified not 70
A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
DEATHS.

EING.-Dicd. at The residence of her parelts,
on Littlcpage street. Maddox ilil. az > \. NJ.
JUSDEN KING, tho daughter OF Robert ". and
Jusden King; aged SIX moaths and seven 1ys.
Farewell fairy. thou art sleeping
SwCcty in the thy home Of rei,
Ard We snOw while We nrO weeping
Thou art vi b Thy saviour best
Thcfuueral win lake place from nor parents
residence at 10 O'Clock A. VI. TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Four children Burned 40 Death.

BEnFoRD, ONT, June S.-fhe dwelling
n A Brown was burned this morning,
and four small children, all under ten
vcsrs Of age, persisted in the flames. The
PARENTS, with the baby, barely escaped with
fLCir lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Tne p,esideut's Movements.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y t0I1KfaPH 70 t11V D'7F"VVEs1
PROSPECT HOUSE. UPPER SARANAc LAKE,
N. Y, June e.-The Presidents last FISH.
ing day 10 the Adirondacks was delight
10, one. The arrangements for the de-
partuIe tomorrow are about a. decided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
The YeIiow-Fcver in Key west.

KEY WEST. June s.-1herc have been two
new cares OF yellow.feyer since ycstcrd ~
aud one deaih-that Of Mrs. Mary Ne
Lean, who died at the hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Destructive lightning.

lI0UGHIoN, Mich, JuneS The Quincy.
Rock House and TIE Drum Housc were
struck by lightning this morning and to-
tally destroyed. Loss, 100000; Insurance
unBnOWn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Death OF Prominent North Caro-
ffnfau.

Special telegram 70 the Dbpatch.l
AaUlHLr. y. G., June 3 Samuel l..
Love Oi,d Yesterday al hls home. IN
Wsyncs,illc. Itwil be remembered that
bc was once STATE Auditor and consplcuous
Iu politics. Ills remains are TO be ln1erreo
In he cemetery at that place tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
GRAIN AND COrToS ExcHAgGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Juno S. 1857
OFFERINGS.
NHPAT.-.C bushels.
CoRN.-2.0N bushels.
OAIS.--~lU bushels.
sAtEs ksPORTED 70 sEoRgPAHs
WBEAT.-S hortLerry, 80 bushels common a.
fJc.
CORN.-White, 200 bushels very good on pri.
Yate tCIms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09

Don't forget The races at the Fair.
Grounds to-day. The races will begin
promptly at O'Clock. Tickets for sale al
Manly u. Ramos Il Co.'S, A. w, CARRIERS,
and John Murphys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
DLvE9ENDS.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POT0NAc)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
TEEAsUREK's OFFICE, June 7, 1881. J
Alta meeting OF the Board d Directors held
this day IL was - go. -, .,,..,.
"Res6lred. 1hata DIVIDEND OF 3PER CENT.
upon the common capital stock OF this COM
pany and upon It's dividend obligations be de-
clared for the half year ending 3lst March.
Iss7. rayabie on the LIST DAY OF JULY, 1881,
10 stockholders Of record at the date OF June
% 1887. from which date 10 the 81 day OF July,
1877. The books Of transfer shall be closed"
j. b. WINSTON,
te Q-d2weeCdtJy3 Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
we.tern Union Divideud.

fBy telegraph 70 the Dirpalch-I
Nvw YORK, June g. The Western Union
TO-DAY declared dividend OF per cent,
payable July Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKRT.

BALTIMORE, Nd, juno S-Virginia Ga, past
.ue coupons, CO; do i0l0s, 80; do. new BIS,
ca; North Carolina 6's. old, l22h. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09

pon,t forget The racesat the Fair. Grounds
so.day, The races will begin promptly y
/ o'clock. Tickets for sale o. Manly ID.
namos 4 co.'s, A. W. Garbers, snd John
NnTph3'e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
southeastern rarin Assoe,o,ian.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Dispatch.l
FORT MONROE, june 8.-The Southeast.
ern lsrid Association is holding conyen-
ton here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
~ 4 PRAYER-MEETING CON

7 -
Quoted by lr. +. PENDLEToS JONES Sill DO
held at the Centepary Mission Sunday-school
rooms. at southeast corner Of Loigh and Ken
ney streets, at o'clock TONIGHT. All invited
90 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09

We quote: fine, t2.5Oas275: ssperfDs, Sl.gSh
1925; extra, g 5Oas3.75; family, SiSti.59 patent
family, country, sL15ai5.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
sTeCn-nROKERs. &c.

ALL SECURITIES dealt In at the New Yors
stock Exchange bought and sold for invest
mont or on margin.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED eubject 10 sight drafts
Interest allowed on balances.
Refererces: E La Montague n Sons, New
York; Uricn Bridge Company, Now York and
Buffalo H1eoQQou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
,ARRIAaEs, nUGGTEs, WAGONS.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, cEE.E
u AND WAGONS FOR SALE. A-E
w. c. SMITH,
3ii north Fifth street,
has FOR sale LADIES' PHAET0NS, FAMILY
CARRIAGES. SIDE BAR BUGGlES. and BUSI-
NESS WAGONS at very low prices. Also,
number Of secondhand PHAETONS, VILLAGE
CARTS, &c, on hand very cheap.
my 10 sodim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

J. r. ELAN and y. W. BOWIE. & p. NJ. com
mis-ouers sale OF three-story- and base
mcnt brick residence 40. 903 east Marshall
street
CHEW NING & ROSE. d P. VI, brick dwelling
No. s05 north seventh street
RIB. CHAFFIN IL CO., 6P NJ, suburban home
of Gitcen acres, with dwelling thereon.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 81 p. NJ. cast
F1anklin.strcet houses and lots.
SUTTON & Co, D p. NJ. commissioners sale Of
houses aud lots in the East and West Eud.
APPFR'ON & CO.. SIP. NJ, frame store No. 30
south second street
SAMPGON & ADAMSON. J ?. NJ, Hlll-strect
property, in Manchester.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1oL 4. NJ. pdrlor suits.
bed. prngs. Ward.obes, refrigeratOrs, Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
RICHMOND STOCK ExOaAKss.

WEDNESDAY. June 8, 1887.
SALEs-FRsT BoARD.-i5G0 Richmond city 6's
at TO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
aARKETs BY rgLEaEARg
NEW YORK..

Nsw YoRz, June S.--Cotpon steady; sales,
, POI bales, including 1900 bales for export I;
Uplands. II 1-IGc. Orleans, II &c. net receipts.
isS bales exPorts-tO Great Britain, - bales /:
to the Continent, 400 bales; stock, 33l, Jos
bales. Southern -four quiet. Wheat kas1c.
lower. closing heavy AZ about bottom rates I;
No. red. June, IS a9gc.. closing at 81 sc. !:
July. % o l6aS6hc Corn shade lower, closing
heavy; No. :, June, NLc.; July, 4slsa48hc.
Oats a uife higher ana moro active; No.
white, 39c. mixed western. 3ia35c. white
west, IN. Gsas2c. /: No 2, June. 32tt a334c. Hops
steady. Cofiee-Fair Rio firm at s2s ~; No. : Rio.
June. $50 40as20.5O, July, so G0at2O.75, August,
{glai2l.l0. sugar quiet and steady; refined
quiet MolGsses steady test, a0%c. Rice lrm.
Coticnseed Oil-3lc. for crude, 4lc. for refined.
Resin quiet at sl25asi.30. Turpentine siea1y
at 35Lc Hides steady. Wool quiet and steadily
held. PORK Atm aud moderately active mess
SIS for old, $40 tor new. Leef steady. Middles
dun and nominal. Lard opened weak, closing
O shade higher and mOdet ately active western
steam, s6e5; June, 5000; July, Sl9las6.s6.
Freghts dull.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June &-Cash quotations.: Flour
in fair demand aud firm. No. 2 spring wheat,
SEX as2slc.; No. 2 rcd, 93kc. No. corn, 353Ic.
No. oats, 25kc. Mess-pork, t2las2i. Lard,
sG.G0asG 62h. shOrtriD sides (loose), H.35.
Dry-saited shoulders (boxed). IS. 60as570. Short
clear sides (bOxed), s7.sOaS.s5. Whiszey, 81 10.
Leading futures ranged:
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FINANCIAL
REw YORK BALTIMORE. Agn sIck.
ncyD srocg ExcHAs0ys
Grain. Provisions, Cotton, fssaese- tss'
pentins, Rosio, Tar, ans
Peanut MARKETS.
Try TELEGRAPH 70 he pispa,ch.l

INV lORE. June She Stock HaFset Nv
vi ole vss foiriy actlyc to-day. but cohilnloi
fcavy to weak throughout the entire un'.
1heo vas no news Of special linpOftalce 70
eject values. but the London market ana nose
On the Continent were weak. AMI foreigners
wore free sellers Of stocks here. Traitors "ho
ere stiil beaTishly Inclined we're active IN nam
mCrirg The MAJ ket. and, In the absence Of I'M
favorable ews. circulated reports 81 the d0dtn
Il Emyeror NiIlism atd runors In regard %
tho health Of Gould. No confirmation cO1ld Oa
lad for nry Of these stories, but they served
tLeir lurpCso for tho timo. Tho uyiany
active list. with The exception OF OaioD
Ircifc, CcclInCd small fractions only. Bat
amcrg the speCllties several sharp hrehss
Secured, St Paul end Dalnth being The
most pIomincn. The dividend upon west
en- IniCn bed 20 effect whatevef uApn
tie course Of tie stock, having been tu!ly vs.
counted during the past two days NOrthwe3-
eTu eiCcks are quoted ex-dividend to-day Ihe
oTcfirg was Ec;vo ard weak ut a decline
nom last evenings nnai figures extending 70
l. Per cent. 1bc market was feverish ana
subject % sudden spurts OF activity, during
which The Lammcfing process was carried OUT
Prices were Irregular but generally weak
during Tho greater part OF the first hour, after
which flrmer tone was impaired to ira ling,
which, however, was dull and devoid OF Tea
iuIe. After / o'clock the heaviest decline Of
iLo day was accomplished, but IN tho last hour
tie market was dull and steady. wish the eZ-
cepton Of Consolidated Gas, which developed
sIecial weakness. The close was quiet and
steady. Total sales, 261 600 shares.
Awn.-stocSs duh and firm. Money easy
at 4a5 per cent Exchange-Long. 4SitslsJ;
short. ls6aisGL. Governments duh.
EtoBiH0.-lXchange dull and steady. Long,
fs5L: shoTt, 4S7. Money 3aih per cent. closing
at 81. subj rcasury balances-GOld. Sl3i.g9j,-
OC0: currency. Sl5.e92,0OO. Governments iull:
I Per CENTS. 1885,: ~ per cents, 1914. STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

>s,e WAS unusual excitement at the Real Estate Ex
- Yesterday when L. Tanenbaum & Co. sold tho
xAvest corner Of Ffty-eighthst and Lexngton-ave.'
~. No. 772 IN tho avenue and No. 13i In tho street,
m story stone front house with store The dimcues
s.ra when NJ. Steinhart gave notice that "haef
,r contract Otis Brothers had the right to pun OUT 'he
,svator erected by them the building The property
s sold subject mortgages aggregatns s'iooV'
s.tsrest and taxes When put up II soid W ho"iS h
etsinhart for S93,500 Considerable aitercaoh ""'o NO
,een the parties, the and auctoneer claiming a
=, bid was sub cot to the mortgages and the buyer that
An liens should be deducted The referee then ordered
- nronerv 10 DO put up again. subject only 10 the
OF tho mortgages the interest and taxes TO be de-
suctea from the bid. Two other bidders then entered
se neid and ran tho bidding up in lively manner over
.od above the cages till 1t reached s1S,1oo Charles
4 Buckle Co., timber dealers, In West Thireenth-st,
sre the buyers understood that the buyers had
FINISHED considerable material complete the Dudipg
She property Is known Vienna Hall and inciedes nan
"A concert room and y Vienna bakery. Messrs r. V.
,Isrnett Co sold No. 161 West Twenty known
= the Brick Presbyterian Church with lot 74xSS Inc
ssopefty was sold subject To claims OF $SV0O. Inc
rtcneer stated the memorial tablets, the pulpit
a. communion table, tho bible and hymn books and the
su,ch furniture reserved out OF tho sac j. b.
Ssnperton buyer for $4,000 over the mortgage
"a colOred Presbyteans. and that this sale merely
- clear title.
Al the by Adrian II Muller Son ~ c"r'an Ives
uries Mr. Ramsey OF Cincinnati, protested against the
~ on ground hit the securities In question had not
zen properly issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
CniL RAILWAY.-Through trains leave

EniL RAILWAY.-Through trains leave ave
IL 2sI MILLS e.i.'s .nan t I'm sn 70 20 l ma
g.e' Gar, en- .,. 49,. rvn.o.s n,r., drawing room
coa.Gss {, 1lngh4 ton Eiaira. HOrne lie i.osa,
81 pgnaio S"ear4 Ell 70 0cnS I.l.'" 'e'''"S
y. IN Da.y chic 20 a"d 50 lu.I Limited sola
Me.GSle Ccvcl.ni Iiae,a".L .ns-sS aad sE
Lou Pullman s.eepns GO ;.ne' ~ h,she';1 sStsa
m.-DIiy. CaicAso Express. Pullman Day .,, and
Sic, pang C.Aehys Dinsn--ton- fAi-"a' buiAio'
i2 %.aasht VEGA d-ys.i;ullm-n sleeping Coach to
& Ina Y r.se " ssss d. na a5 49,
90 a. - S,O so - % TO- nOSn 90 TO- TO-
a. s 20 . . u 20 i NJ = oSsa. .s 90:
PIE e. as, 2 y; M sundays '' a. H.
r';;'s Ta' *; nd . Z g s$ e.
III: 10 g i g E s %ssss Is 10 80 49,
N's-. o. no. ii'c@ % va A. 20 ' 90 so 20
80 . 20. 80, .. 10 '. ANA II Midnight sundays
sussa ls1 .g % a.; 20 g g So 30 10 20
Y So'9 'i 10 10 10 D. no sn o. y %dSgS sun
49, a:5: %; D. iO'ao a N. / As AIS
w.x sS -sa 49, y g @,1r IS 70 m. 30 $50 p n
Mca t e.io aad Waite Lake, aAS a. M. $50 p N.
NeS1%rs A;a co'nw.lL 7 so. a M. 80. 10 30
Mon sHs n p % so 80 p M 1"' sundS. 30.
ss.S.s ad Ross r's ed ''Y; s s
no 10 SUNDAYS u, IS IS 80 .. 10 90 o. 80
p Additional trains 20 Goshen an wa J %. " ~ y.
70 Uoshen aod mIdd e,own 8 40 a. m. sundays Sio
md ssssS and o sra.rs oE
and transfer o. ggAse nay % e,s a. the C9,1
5. o'Ss; SSi ~ So ST. hfOcsa az
The xprsss srsHs from the in NewYork a,
7hn saS 70 s. go M and 10 rnd 40 3 O. AIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
NEW-YORK ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY

NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESrERN RY
~ Trains fiUm ierres West IA and JAys% As
iviows. ....,-.
Wcst 42d a. m. Jaysi., 40 r. m. for Middle;Own
Fasburg. Monuce 10, Liberty, alton. Doihi NOr"eh
Uuc4 home. Oueida. IuitOn oswegO. Buffalo, Let'oS
Chicago. .
West 42d. 10 m. Jayst., so n M; for Lake Mo
hong Lake Mnnr wastt Middet wn, Eilenyilo. Falls
buTs. Mon cello, Libor y. White Lake " A..
West aga. 10 jay-st.. 90 D. M Tor Lake no
honk, Lake NJ aka. ddctDwn, EHtnNiie, FAILS
burg MUnlioollJ, Liberty, " 10 Lake 49,,
81 Al. . 3j Jayst, 10 y. NJ daiiJ l1f ~ "a
die own, fa.lsburg. LlborIy, Walt'n, horw'eh ONEIDA
Osw g.. Sus pens.On Bridge, Detroit, chicago SI LOUIS
S. urday halfhOliday tram. css 42d 40 "a. jay
| MiddlctJwn Ellenyiic, fall>bdfg MohL'
clio. Liberty. Whit. Lake
Pullman Griw and sleeping cars on al trains
Seals and brrJhs n 30f BrOadwy Iime-tsDle
ticKets. &c. 2o7 3o7 9t4 i323 hrsad~Y .J' o'n-
l34 East ~, 2u4 West lZJtn-sL, N. 4.
J. l.. AMBER, ". q. A.. A.. -
EAclAIso II.cc. ~ L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAII.kOAD.
GREAT FDUH-IRALk TRUNK LINE
on and after June 90 trains leave

GREAT fOuH.IRAcH rnuNK LINE
largest and Finest Passenger station In America ,
~ a. m. Roches er Express drawing'r0 cars 70 Al
a. M "a oga Lake George and Montreal special
Pss,ss ,9o@ nd Mcu 10 ALSO % ST. Hbans
% 10 a m III, FAMOUS CHICAGO United , com.
pos exclusively Of Buffet smoking ar dninges, DRAW
9s SSS a"f haac Niagara Falls Cleveland and
10 arriving SO NJ SeSs a room cars to
Ricbned springs Cana ,dag qua and Rochestr.
II 80 a n Western New York and Nor hen Express
30 D @ Albany. Troy, Saratoga and Utica special,
Win drawing . avn az ke 70 eSrg 1"S on satuaays
u! up" mo- No. Accumulation 10 albany and Troy:
Fas Geea Espsss R ms TGsds Detroit
An sthcaso Dining car ew.York 70 Albany. ,..
q Cincinnati sad 81 Loqs nsfss' w ss
LOUIS Auburn GenrvL Canand igui Clayton and Mex.
sndria Bay daily Paul Smiths saranae &c; va Utica
a. eHsepM ont9rs and Aaro"dlcE spress daily Sleep
ing cars % Patbg md aoo.e1 o yIs az Pssburs with
10 n LAKE sarsnae raui Smiths. &c sleeper dsy sh,
ecpt sunday for Luserno North Creek Blue "ou"'A"
o. M Special sleeper. arrives ROCHESTER 40 dav M
Rochester Bunaio Niagara walls Cleveland. Toledo, Do
troIt and Cticaeo seeplng'ears 10 Ciay'o" VIA o"'"
Night Express, Nth sec,pns ,%s t % t AI
west for farg. Lake George and for The North Tex
on sae az Grand Central Depot ts and 942 pr
~ Park Place Battery Pace. 62 Yves ION -, a
and 1850 Fulton brooklyn and 10 Eourths st. Williams
@cs,cors Express cali TOT and check baggage from
"o' RIM daiV theirs daily except Sunday. tstop at
NOT IIay y@u si sy dasth-'t, u-Npv ~~~prr
General supcrintondent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST.

IL ~. ..,....oA., NOR. 10 Dr.. !, ...-s
4, rW YORK and BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
PALACE Day AND SLEEPING CoAGHE E,.,,
o m Daily except SUNDAYS, buffalo and Cs~egO Tx
pres, Wat Gap. rouds Scranton. Bnghainton,
oxford Orwicn tea az scranton Tor Pitts ION,
Wilke nyilo and northumberland. az Owego for
Ithaca ard Intermediate . at ons. ~
d. m. Binchamon and Emira Express for water
GAP, Scr lnton Bgghamton. owegy and tlmfa CONNECTS
Al Scranton for Fiit>top. Kingston, Wilkesbarte, &c.
10 y. IN Scranton. WiLIesbarro and Kingston Ex-
pres. - ,,, ,,.... &c.. ,,o,..
Scranton. Bin ghgmtpn. O~ego. Elnlrt- Com bg
Faith. Wa land Dans"ile Buffalo, &C.. arriving In Bur
faIo 7 10 a. M. sic ping coach 10 Olean. go
%. N. Dairy Buffalo Utica ami lanssile, Osweso
T1p for strou sburs Scranton Bin hanton Cortland
-. seuse. OswcgO Gre NJ, oxford, Norwich ucd &C..
connee "ego Ithaca and ntornc diae stations
except Saturdays Connects At Buffalo Win Trains TOT al
pint, West
Riesn ID sp rgs, a m. daily except Sundays pm.
daily pui man sleeper attarhof. - -
Tckct- Tor sal and baggage checked at $50 BfOadwy
and Express Offices In New YORK and Br okyn
NORTHERN RAILROAD UF NEW-JERSEY
wood. Tcnany Ciosler. Spark and Nyack 80 10
54O. 30 s, 10 80 p m. IL mdn ght SUNDAYS ! 10
wonsev and TallmaDs 80 7:l0 0 80 IN. 80. 80
D. m q 10 p. saturdays only. Sundays 80 a. m.
y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On an after .UNs ~ 1887.

OssEAI 1KDNh l. NE
AND UNIi..D STA. . NAIL ROUTE. GLAND,
Trains oA,s ,o".'orS. va ne'"r-'s-s a'd |o'''A"a'
rttsSars and the West with Palace
' .s:-;ssa ia q - s%otHs and
w.1..-inspSr'. i1oes Han 0 NJ .: ~. Sory and
ft Fer cum enro and n to S' "a Reg oa IS ''
t tSi L SSsssa. m 20 c 1 ~ and
SySS.y. 9 = s%s 10 ' S"u - ''m".s ~..n
ns Esg ss; o. ru IA, PAIR cors -a nd do 10
a m. sr"rl @%sAisst,a p m d.i, g g
an , gu; a., "'"IS 3" 70 e; An. n -, D. s ana II 5
s.s% sunday s 'it and n 50 aud = m a"d
FOR 70! Hasaa- lily, esosO. SUNDAY; and p m
Loas Br.aea Say ioS juno on Intermediate sta
n Ssss y,s 80 snS' p 20 % TO- an AZ o. p m
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Nxv.yoRx Wednesday. Sept. 2, 1887.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday Sept. 2. 1887
ma following sales made at tbs Exchange and
.sstion Room today:
By James 4. Levy.
.,orv dwelling with plot of land. No 7I2 Lextng-
Tan ave " Of 5Sth-st plot 2o6xle7xlOoo Ok n. ~.
STrSOx7O l. Buckle d
M Richard Y. B0rneh 90.
s,,ct church with plot of land. No l6l West 25th-
Hn r. l1S;a 1se o. .'n.ase p'o. $4,000
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Elais ano Rocms 60 kel

ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
~ ELORS-Fifthave-c corner 42dst In fre-proof build
ing of AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Finest
location the city.
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RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

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